Missing teenage siblings believed to have driven from their London home in family car found

Police launched an appeal to find two missing teenage siblings who have vanished from their west London home.

The Met received reports of two missing children at an address in Hayes at around 9.30am on Monday morning.

The children were named as 16-year-old girl Mukarma and 14-year-old boy Muhammed.

They were later found following this appeal.

A family member’s car was also reported missing - and the Met believe the children took the vehicle in the early hours of Monday morning.

The car is a white Toyota Prius, with registration number KR10 NTF, which was last seen travelling westbound on the A40 towards Beaconsfield at around 11.25am on Monday.

The missing Toyota Prius

Met Police

There had been no further camera sightings of the car since, and family members had not seen or heard from either child.

Detective Sergeant Gary Walker, who is leading the investigation, said earlier: “We are increasingly concerned for the welfare of Mukarma and Muhammed due to their ages, the length of time they have been missing and the belief that they may be driving a car without a license.

“It is now a critical time in our investigation. By now the children, who are extremely vulnerable, could be anywhere in the country, so we are appealing to the public to come forward with any information or sightings. We are particularly keen to hear from anyone who may have offered them assistance or accommodation in recent days.

“Any piece of information, no matter how small, could be crucial to our investigation.”